Oklahoma tornado: Rescuers listening for cries

KSDK reporter Casey Nolen is in Moore, Oklahoma, where rescuers have asked the press to move away from a school that was leveled by a massive tornado. Officials say the press equipment was too loud and they need to listen for cries for help.

http://archive.indystar.com/VideoNetwork/2398153229001/Oklahoma-tornado-Rescuers-listening-for-crieshttp://bc_gvpc_od-f.akamaihd.net/media/963482463001/201305/2611/963482463001_2398242340001_NOLEN-KSDK-MOORE-OK.mp4?pubId=35547429001&videoId=2398153229001http://archive.indystar.com/VideoNetwork/2398153229001/Oklahoma-tornado-Rescuers-listening-for-crieshttp://bc_gvpc.edgesuite.net/img/963482463001/201305/2555/963482463001_2398147021001_thumbnail-for-video-2398130833001.jpgOklahoma tornado: Rescuers listening for criesKSDK reporter Casey Nolen is in Moore, Oklahoma, where rescuers have asked the press to move away from a school that was leveled by a massive tornado. Officials say the press equipment was too loud and they need to listen for cries for help.131vpcbesttown leveled by tornadomoore tornadoOklahoma tornadodamageweathersearch rescueWXvpcNational Newssevere weatherKSDK01:34